Unit 6, Quiz 1 Natural Resources and Biodiversity (OPEN NOTE)
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12 questions
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Resources that will be available for many years are known as
Resources that will be available for many years are known as
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Energy sources which are renewable and have lower carbon emissions than fossil fuels are known as
Energy sources which are renewable and have lower carbon emissions than fossil fuels are known as
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Which is not true about nonrenewable resources?
Which is not true about nonrenewable resources?
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Identify each as renewable or nonrenewable by placing an “X” in the appropriate column.
Identify each as renewable or nonrenewable by placing an “X” in the appropriate column.
renewable | non-renewable | |
|---|---|---|
fish | ||
trees | ||
aluminum | ||
water | ||
salt | ||
nuclear power | ||
sun | ||
wind | ||
fossil fuels |
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Which pair of resoures below are bothconsidered alternative energy resources?
Which pair of resoures below are bothconsidered alternative energy resources?
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Which energy is being used in the picture above to warm our water?
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According to the pie chart, what percentage of nonrenewable energy is being used?
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What is the main purpose for installing solar panels on the roof of a home?
What is the main purpose for installing solar panels on the roof of a home?
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Why can we not use windmills for all of our electricity on Earth?
Why can we not use windmills for all of our electricity on Earth?
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All of the variety of life that can be found on Earth is
All of the variety of life that can be found on Earth is
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I introduced a new species of fish to my pond. The new species of fish thrived and increased in population. That most likely led to…
I introduced a new species of fish to my pond. The new species of fish thrived and increased in population. That most likely led to…
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A tornado hits a forest habitat in Tennessee taking out several trees. How will this most likely impact the habitat?
A tornado hits a forest habitat in Tennessee taking out several trees. How will this most likely impact the habitat?